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This is a small problem. In fact not really a problem, except that I am pedantic. After I publish each page, I like to copy the HTML file down into my HTML editor and add a bit here and there, or remove a bit here and there, then validate it. I know it is no big deal, but a properly validated page loads faster in browsers etc. I happen to think Blue Voda is the best thing since sliced bread and its creators are absolute geniuses, so this is certainly not a comment; just a query. As it has a tendency to "escape" out of order (</font> before </a> or whatever), I am wondering if that is the answer to the one final point I cannot figure out how to validate. In the javascript menu, the line:
var cm ThemeDefaultMain0VSplit = [_cm No Action, '<DIV class="ThemeDefaultMenu0VSplit"></DIV>'
the validation report states:
'<'+'/'+ letter not allowed here
which I have no idea of what it is getting at. Is there another way I can write this that will be acceptable to my HTML editor? If you have a possible answer that is a bit much for the forum, please let me know at info@skin-naturally.com
Oh, and as a suggestion for the next version (maybe not possible and really not vital), the <STYLE> element works nicely inside the <HEAD> with the addition of one little line: .note { margin-left: 21px; margin-top: 122px; } or whatever the pixels are. (Just another point for HTML validation.)
var cm ThemeDefaultMain0VSplit = [_cm No Action, '<DIV class="ThemeDefaultMenu0VSplit"></DIV>'
the validation report states:
'<'+'/'+ letter not allowed here
which I have no idea of what it is getting at. Is there another way I can write this that will be acceptable to my HTML editor? If you have a possible answer that is a bit much for the forum, please let me know at info@skin-naturally.com
Oh, and as a suggestion for the next version (maybe not possible and really not vital), the <STYLE> element works nicely inside the <HEAD> with the addition of one little line: .note { margin-left: 21px; margin-top: 122px; } or whatever the pixels are. (Just another point for HTML validation.)
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